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The premier gateway to scholarly literature in the mathematical sciences
Since 1940, Mathematical Reviews (MR) has served researchers and scholars in the math-ematical sciences by providing timely infor-mation on peer-reviewed articles and books. The database of more than 2 million items contains reviews, abstracts, and bibliograph-ic information for much of the world’s math-ematical sciences literature.
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MathSciNet® presents a fully searchable database with many tools designed to help navigate the mathematical sciences litera-ture, including:
• reviews written by a community of experts
• bibliographic listings dating back to the early 1800s
• links to articles, journals, series, books, and book chapters
• linked reference lists
• citation information on articles, books, journals, and authors
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About MathSciNet®
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New Features!
Direct Links to Series, Books, and Book Chapters
Using DOIs registered by publishers, MathSciNet® now contains direct links to Books and Proceedings. Where appropriate, the Journal link below the bibliographic data has been replaced by a Series link. The Article link has been replaced by a Book or Chapter link.
ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Database
MathSciNet® contains bibliographic data and direct links for Ph.D. theses published in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics from the ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database, the most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses in the world.
MathSciNet® Tutorials
In response to requests from users and librar-ians, MathSciNet® now offers tutorials on how to get the most out of searching. Users are helped to take advantage of the rich structure of the databases underlying MathSciNet®.
Broad-Based, Interdisciplinary Coverage
Catering to the robust nature of mathematical discovery and to the interdisciplinary nature of mathematical science, the literature covered by MathSciNet® includes articles and books in all the mathematical sciences and other disciplines.
Powerful Search Functionality
Researchers using MathSciNet® may search by author, title, and other criteria to access reviews, all works by a given author, citations backwards and forwards, information on journals, all papers by a reviewer, and links to individual articles when available. Users can find a wealth of information, such as research output by individual, subject, and institution over a period of years.
MathJax: Displayed Mathematics
MathSciNet® now features MathJax, an open source JavaScript display engine for math-ematics that works in modern browsers. MathSciNet® will display typeset mathematics directly in web pages.
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